Markus Triska
Markus Triska
It's interesting how much shorter and self-contained the change on the Prolog level is.
Awesome catch, thank you a lot! @hurufu, I would greatly appreciate if you could take a look at this, thank you a lot!
Please think about what a potential example should illustrate. Is there something in the documentation that can best be explained or illustrated by an example? Are there any remaining questions...
Is there any need to mention `(->)/2` in this text, especially so close to the beginning? Or `(is)/2`, which is mentioned even earlier? These constructs are very hard to understand,...
Personally, I think a good program makes clear that it follows the specification. Therefore, if we have for example the following specification of FizzBuzz I found online: Given an integer...
This feature would be extremely valuable, thank you a lot for working on this! I have one question: What if the timeout occurs between two bytes of a multi-octet UTF-8...
Regarding the message `format("Got ~d bytes~n", [N]).`: It should be **chars**, shouldn't it?
Personally, if I set a timeout, I would expect the system to respect it in all cases, and to read as much as possible *within the timeout*. In addition, I...
> I don't think this is even theoretically possible though, is it? On the byte-level, it is definitely possible to detect whether the prefix of a UTF-8 encoded character is...
Also, only situation 2 matters: **The timeout occurs on a half char.** In that case, the implementation must take care to ensure that I can (*later*) receive the full character...